I think it's a celebration of homosexuality, hence the name "Pride". I do not think it;s a protest, though maybe a statement of ideals.
I think it's a celebration of homosexuality, hence the name "Pride".
I do not think it;s a protest, though maybe a statement of ideals.
You can 'think' what you want, but you're factually wrong. Your opinion is irrelevant when we're talking about facts. Consult a dictionary and/or a history book. Then read my last comment slower if you're still confused.
Why are the most ignorant ones always so quick to attempt 'correcting' people on things they don't understand or have any direct knowledge of?
You can 'think' what you want, but you're factually wrong. Your *opinion* is irrelevant when we're talking about *facts*.
Consult a dictionary and/or a history book. Then read my last comment slower if you're still confused.
Why are the most ignorant ones always so quick to attempt 'correcting' people on things they don't understand or have any direct knowledge of?
The two do not exclude each other. If you think this is not a protest, you're exposing your youthful ignorance.
Why do you think this 'celebration' started?
Just because it's now accepted, and has become a tradition does not change what it's about, and why it came to be.
It's about normalizing and accepting homosexuality.